Rare Snowfall in Parts of the South Is Fun but Fleeting
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A winter storm delivered a chilly blast to the Southeast on Sunday, bringing an unusual but short-lived dose of snow as far south as Florida and Georgia before traveling up the East Coast and into New England, where it was expected to linger into the night.
A winter storm warning in effect over the northwest of the Florida panhandle was lifted as much of the snow had melted in the afternoon, the National Weather Service said.
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